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2 The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

3 <Insert Picture Here> Effective Development with Oracle Databases Christian Shay, David Gambino, David Peake, Kuassi Mensah

4 Agenda Part 1: Oracle Application Express David Peake Part 2: Oracle and.net Christian Shay Part 3: Java, PHP, Python, and Ruby/Rails Kuassi Mensah Part 4: Oracle SQL Developer David Gambino

5 <Insert Picture Here> Oracle Application Express (Version 3.1) David Peake Principal Product Manager Database Tools

6 Oracle Application Express Unique mass market Web application development tool for the Oracle Database No client software Only a Web browser Develop and deploy professional applications that are both fast and secure Declarative, database-centric web application development tool No Cost DB Feature (requires 9iR2 or above) Easy to develop Easy to deploy Easy to manage

7 Problem: Extending EBusiness Suite Using Spreadsheets to load information Defining Alerts & Exceptions Auditing & Management reports and charts Uploading Personnel Data Creating and maintain Flexfield Hierarchies Managing Workflow responses Global view of customers across all operating units Manage day-to-day credit decisions on sales orders

8 Problem: Ability to Build Tactical Applications Quickly Centrally managed Enterprise Database Backed-up Secure Scalable Gain more data visibility Integrate data silos Additional reporting Increase productivity React to market forces Meet compliance requirements Need to do more with fewer people and less budget

9 Consolidate with Oracle Application Express Spreadsheets Desktop Databases File Servers Oracle Application Express

10 Solution: Oracle Application Express EASY to Develop Rapid Web application development Fully productive very quickly Declarative / Wizards EASY to Deploy No client software Browser based Feature of the Oracle Database EASY to Maintain Centrally managed metadata repository Multi-tenant hosting Robust framework

11 Integrating with EBusiness Suite Use the APEX Wizards to create Forms, Reports and Charts directly on Applications Tables Use Applications security Same Username / Password for APEX Use Applications Menus to link directly to APEX pages Have APEX call Applications APIs directly Create links in APEX Pages to Applications Forms Use Applications Responsibilities within APEX so that APEX functionality is only available to responsible users Applications 12 will not install mod_plsql by default but can be manually configured for use with APEX

12 Browser + Metadata Repository No Client Software Browser Based Development, Deployment, and Runtime Environment Application Logic stored in metadata No separate executable(s) Comprehensive wizards enhance productivity You write some SQL and optionally PL/SQL snippets Declarative development yields fewer differences between developers

13 Functionality Overview Complete Environment Application Builder SQL Workshop Utilities Administration Migrations Site Specific Tasks Development Environment available in 9 languages

14 Out-of-the-box Development Features

15 D E M O N S T R A T I O N Rapid Application Development

16 Oracle Technology Network (OTN) Download latest Release Getting Started Documentation & Tutorials Hosted Environment Oracle By Example Community & Partners

17 Conclusion Easy to Develop Easy to Deploy Easy to Manage

18 Next Steps Information: Hosted Development:

19 This presentation is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into a contract or agreement.

20 <Insert Picture Here> Oracle and.net Christian Shay Principal Product Manager

21 Oracle s Commitment to.net ODP.NET ODP.NET Visual Studio.NET Plug-ins.NET Stored Procedures ODAC bit ODP.NET ODAC Q Q Q Q NET 1.0.NET 1.1 VS 2003.NET 2.0 & VS 2005.NET 3.0 Windows Vista

22 Relationship with Microsoft Engineering Close collaboration with MS Engineering teams Access to pre-release drops of Microsoft products VSIP Premier Marketing partner Marketing Support Sponsorship at respective events Joint training, road shows, collateral etc. Microsoft Premier Support Agreement Collaboration of support teams

23 .NET Development Environment Support Oracle Developer Tools for VS Visual Studio Environment Develop Database Development C++, C#, VB.NET Application Deploy Deploy Oracle Providers for ASP.NET IIS (ASP.NET) IIS MTS/ COM+ Application Oracle Database Extensions for.net Oracle Data Provider for.net

24 Oracle Technology Network.NET Developer Center Free downloads of Visual Studio tools, ODP.NET and Oracle Database XE. Whitepapers Sample Code Demo Videos Help Forums How to step by step tutorials Latest Oracle on.net News

25 Develop on Windows, Database on any Platform ODT and ODP.NET Visual Studio Environment Windows Windows Linux Unix Other Oracle 11g,10g, 9i, or 8i

26 Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio (ODT) <Insert Picture Here>

27 Ease of Development Visual Studio Fully integrated with Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 Server Explorer Data Sources Window Data Source Configuration Wizard Dataset Designer TableAdapter Configuration Wizard Query Builder/Query Designer More Automatic code generation Winform and ASP.NET Data Sources Window Integration with SQLDataSource control Makes ASP.NET web application development very easy

28 Ease of Development Visual Studio Oracle Wizards and Designers Table/View Designer Stored Procedure/Function/package Wizards Grant/Revoke Privileges Wizard Import Table Wizard Migrate tables/data from databases, Excel, Access Object, VARRAY, Nested Table Designers UDT Custom Class Code Generation Wizard Full Oracle UDT Support View UDTs in Server Explorer Incorporate UDTs into tables and views Retrieve UDT data Use UDT types in other wizards (e.g. Table Designer)

29 Ease of Development Visual Studio Oracle Database Project Manage, Edit and Run SQL scripts SQL*Plus is built in Source control integration SourceSafe and Team Foundation Server Integrated PL/SQL Editor and Debugger Oracle Query Window Ad Hoc SQL Explain Plan Auto-commit toggle

30 Feature Overview Oracle Data Window Customizable control how many rows are fetched.net Stored Procedure Deployment Integrated help system SQL, PL/SQL keywords

31 D E M O N S T R A T I O N Visual Studio Integration

32 Oracle Data Provider for.net (ODP.NET) <Insert Picture Here>

33 ODP.NET Object Model Disconnected Layer Connected Layer (ODP.NET) Data Layer DataSet Oracle DataAdapter Oracle CommandBuilder Oracle DataReader Oracle Command Oracle Transaction Oracle Connection Oracle

34 ODP.NET Features Full PL/SQL support Packaged, non-packaged, anonymous, autonomous Batch SQL available with anonymous PL/SQL Native Oracle data types REF Cursors, LOBs, XMLType, TimeStamp, etc. Safe type mapping to.net data types Connection pooling Min, Max, Timeout, Lifetime, Increment, Decrement

35 ODP.NET Features Transactions Enterprise Services via Oracle Services for MTS Local (Implicit and Explicit) System.Transactions Savepoints Parameters PL/SQL Associative Array data type LOBs Ability to pre-fetch or defer LOB retrieval

36 ODP.NET Features XML XMLType data type Query and Save XML from the DB Both relational and object-relational Interoperate with MS XML APIs (e.g. XmlReader) Supports XSLT, XPATH, and XML Schema RAC Automatic load balancing Automatic connection cleanup

37 ADO.NET Support Change Notification Factory and DbCommon Classes Systems.Transactions DataAdapter Batch Update Schema Discovery APIs Connection String Builder Server Enumeration

38 Instant Client XCopy Deployment Zip package of binaries Install done manually or through a third-party installer easily Great control over the installation process Install process Step 1: Copy IC files to disk Step 2: Run install.bat Step 3: Add installation directories to Windows PATH Step 4: Modify NLS_LANG to desired locale

39 Oracle Providers for ASP.NET <Insert Picture Here>

40 Ease of Development ASP.NET Benefit: Improve web developer productivity via Oracle Providers for ASP.NET Pre-built services to store website state into Oracle Services for commonly used website information E.g. user info, user roles, shopping cart Easy to learn Based on standard ASP.NET provider APIs and schema Inherits from.net Framework 2.0 base classes Compatible with ASP.NET service classes No unique extensions in Oracle ASP.NET providers

41 Oracle Providers for ASP.NET Features Seamless integration with ASP.NET services and controls Reference to specific providers unnecessary High level of abstraction: services and controls based programming Easy to switch from SQL Server to Oracle quickly Configuration file determines which data source to use Easy to setup and manage Can be managed by IIS or Website Admin Tool

42 Oracle Providers for ASP.NET IIS ASP.NET Controls ASP.NET Services Oracle Providers for ASP.NET ODP.NET

43 Available Providers Oracle Providers for ASP.NET components Membership Provider Role Provider Profile Provider Session State Provider Site Map Provider Web Parts Personalization Provider Web Event Provider Cache Dependency Provider Each provider is independent of one another Administrators choose which provider(s) to use

44 D E M O N S T R A T I O N ASP.NET Providers

45 .NET Stored Procedures <Insert Picture Here>

46 Oracle Database Extensions for.net Database option DB server on Windows only Both 32-bit and 64-bit supported Oracle Database 10g Release 2 or later

47 Oracle Database Extensions for.net Oracle Developer Tools for Tools Visual for Studio VS.NET.NET Visual Studio Environment Develop C#,VB.NET,C++ Server Project (Use ODP.NET if required) Client Application Invoke Invoke Stored Procedure, SQL.. Assembly foo.dll (proc sp) Build Deploy Stored Proc Oracle Database Extensions for.net for.net

48 More Information.NET Technology Center Blog For more questions

49 This presentation is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into a contract or agreement.

50 <Insert Picture Here> Java, PHP, Python, and Ruby/Rails Development with Oracle Kuassi Mensah -- Server Technologies - Database Access and Programming Interfaces

51 Agenda Programming Languages The Landscape Static vs Dynamic Languages The Rise of Dynamic Language Database-backed Rich Internet Applications What Oracle Database 11g Brings to Java/PHP/Ruby/Python Applications

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53 Static vs Dynamic Languages Static Languages Java, C, C++, C#, Visual Basic Strong/Static Typing Still Most Used and Most Popular Languages Compilation Required Mostly Closed Source General Purpose, System Programming Dynamic Languages PHP, Perl, Python, Ruby, JavaScript Weak/Dynamic Typing Fastest Growing Adoption Rate (LAMP, WAMP, MAMP) Interpreted, Compiled, RAD Mostly Open Source Automation, Web Scripting Rich Internet Applications

54 The Rise of Dynamic Languages Dynamic Languages Boost Productivity and Allow Performing Complex Jobs More Quickly and Easily. Database-backed Rich Internet Application Development Pervasive Governments Public Sector Universities Start-Ups Enterprises Web Economy Open Source

55 Database-backed Rich Internet Applications Web Server (Apache) Java/PHP/Ruby/Python Language Adapter Oracle Client Libraries & Drivers

56 Agenda Programming Languages What Oracle database 11g Brings to Java/PHP/Ruby/Python Application Development Highlights Performance Highlights Advanced Connection Management High Availability High Scalability Manageability

57 Application Development Highlights <Insert Picture Here>

58 Java Standards JDBC 4.0 RowId NChar & Nclob Wrapper Interface SQLException Hierarchy conn.createblob, createclob, etc SQLXML (TBD) Java in the Database Goes Java 5 i.e. JDK 1.5 in base 11.1 release Java in the Database Got JMX JMX Instrumentation Support standard JMX-enabled tools(i.e., JConsole)

59 Advanced Security in JDBC-Thin AES Encryption SHA1 Check-Summing 3rd Party Authentication Radius Kerberos SSL OS Authentication

60 JDBC Performance Prefetch in First Roundtrip (JDBC-Thin) Saves 1 database roundtrip per SELECT Statement Benefit for ad-hoc queries New Native AQ protocol (JDBC-Thin) AQ/OJMS operations 40%-300% Faster Reduced server-side CPU Utilization

61 Java in the Database Java SE/EE Java in the Database Java SQL JDBC Calls JDBC Calls Java Java SQL Stored Procedure Call Typically 10+ times Faster!

62 Java in the Database: What For Trigger-based Notification System using RMI Secure Credit-Card Processing using JSSE Custom Alert applications that monitor business data Sending s with attachment from within the database Produce PDF files from Result Set Execute external OS commands and external procedures Implement Md5 CRC Publish Repository Content to Portal Portable Logistic Applications Implement Parsers for various File Formats (txt, zip, xml, binary) Implement Image Transformation and Format Conversion (GIF, PNG, JPEG, etc) Implement database-resident Content Management System HTTP Call-Out JDBC Call-Out RMI Call-Out to SAP Web Services Call-Out Messaging across Tiers Database Resident Lucene* RESTful Database Web Services* *

63 Application Development Highlights SQL Developer Application Express PL/SQL Java PHP.NET Migration Workbench Third party database support Access migration Flash Charting, PDF output FAST Native Compiler Fine Grained Dependency Tracking JIT Compiler JDK-like environment Scalability with Database Resident Connection Pool Integration with Visual Studio 2005 Microsoft ADO.NET 2.0 support

64 Partnership and Contributions Java Active member of the JCP Lead or Contribute to numerous Java Specification Requests Strategic Developer and Member of Eclipse Foundation Board of Directors Oracle Leads 3 Projects Database Plug-in for Eclipse DTP Enablement OC4J Adapter for Eclipse WTP Contribution to Apache PHP Active member of the PHP Community Partnership with Zend -> Zend Core for Oracle Contribution to OCI8 Extension Ruby/Rails, Python

65 <Insert Picture Here> Performance Highlight Client Query Result Cache Database Resident JIT Cube Organized Materialized Views

66 Client Query Result Cache Database Server Configuration (init.ora) client_result_cache_size=200m client_result_cache_lag=5000 Client Configuration (sqlnet.ora) OCI_QUERY_CACHE_SIZE=200M Application Server OCI_QUERY_CACHE_MAXROWS=20 Database Hints for Caching the Result Set select /*+ result_cache */ * from employees Alternatively without code change alter table emp result_cache (mode force); The Cache is proactively invalidated upon changes to the Result Set on the server side Available with OCI, PHP, Ruby, ODP.Net, JDBC-OCI, ODBC

67 Client-Side Result Cache 5-8 x Faster 900% 800% 700% 600% 500% 400% 300% 200% 100% 0%

68 Cube Organized Materialized Views SQL Query Materialized Views Region Date Query Rewrite Product Channel Automatic Refresh OLAP Cube

69 Oracle database 11g Performance Summary Database Resident Connection Pool Java Just-In-Time Compiler Query Result Caching Client Side Caching 2000% % % 1500% 1000% % 80% 60% 500% % % 0% Nbr Connecti ons 0 Speed 0 Quer ies 0% Improvement Up to 20 x connections Up to 11 x Faster Up to 25% Faster Up to 22% Faster RAC Performance Enhancements Oracle Secure Backup Oracle Streams Enhancements Optimizer Stats Collection 180% % 140% 120% 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% Query Intensive Backup Replication Stats Collection Up to 70% Faster Up to 25% Faster Up to 2 x Faster Up to 10 x Faster

70 <Insert Picture Here> Advanced Connection Management - Database Resident Connection Pool (PHP, OCI) - Universal Connection Pool (Java)

71 Creating a Persistent Connection Pooled Database Servers PHP oci_pconnect() 3 Busy Idle Server PGA memory Session memory 35k Idle Server Apace Processes 1 35k 2.. PHP oci_pconnect() 35k Connection Broker.

72 Closing a Persistent Connection Pooled Database Servers PHP oci_close() (oci_pconnect) Connection Broker Busy Server PGA memory Session memory 35k Idle Server Apache Processes PHP 4 oci_close() (oci_pconnect() 35k 35k...

73 Connection Back to the Pool Pooled Database Servers PHP Idle Server PGA memory Session memory Conn. Handle 35k Idle Server Apache Processes 5 35k. PHP 35k.. Conn. Handle

74 Memory Reduction with DRCP Sample Sizing for 5000 PHP Clients Dedicated Servers Shared Servers DRCP Servers Database Servers Session Memory DRCP Memory Overhead 5000 * 4 MB 100 * 4 MB 100 * 4 MB 5000 * 400 KB 5000 * 400 KB 100 * 400 KB 5000 * 35 KB Total Memory 22 GB 2.5 GB 615 MB

75 DRCP Scalability Benchmark Throughput & CPU usage in DRCP Throughput % and CPU% Throughput % Total CPU usage (%) Number of Connections

76 Universal Connection Pool Java SE Java EE POJO JDBC Adapter JCA Adapter JNDI Adapter Others Universal Connection Pool Connection Labeling JMX-based Management Advanced Timeouts Statistics Diagnostics and Tracing High Availability Load Balancing Work Load Management Connection Affinity DataGuard Support Driver JDBC / OID JDBC JCA RA DataSource Oracle SQL Server CICS

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78 Fast Connection Fail-Over The Application View Fast Connection Failover Invalid Connections Inst x Valid Connections Inst y

79 Fast Connection Fail-Over Under the Covers Connection Cache Manager 2 Subscribe ONS Daemon Receive 3 Start/Stop 1 4 Connection cache objects handleevent() 5 Threads process events, one per cache Failover Event HandlerThread Connection objects......

80 <Insert Picture Here> High Scalability Runtime Load Balancing

81 Runtime Load Balancing Non Intrusive 30% Work RAC Database Application pool I m busy 10% Work I m very busy Instance1 I m idle Instance2 60% Work Instance3

82 Enabling and Configuring RCLB 1/2 Enabling Runtime Connection Load Balancing 1. Enable Event Notification 2. Set RDBMS-side load balancing advisory GOAL for each service using DBMS_SERVICE NONE (default), GOAL_SERVICE_TIME best service time overall DBMS_SERVICE.CREATE_SERVICE ( SERVICE1, SERVICE1.company.com, goal => DBMS_SERVICE.GOAL_SERVICE_TIME) GOAL_THROUGHPUT -- best throughput overall DBMS_SERVICE.CREATE_SERVICE ( SERVICE2, SERVICE2.company.com, goal => DBMS_SERVICE.GOAL_THROUGHPUT) Alternatively, set service goal using the init.ora goal parameter.

83 Enabling and Configuring RCLB 2/2 3. Set CLB_GOAL for the listener CLB_GOAL_SHORT for applications that have short-lived connections DBMS_SERVICE.MODIFY_SERVICE ( SERVICE1, SERVICE1.company.com, clb_goal => DBMS_SERVICE.CLB_GOAL_SHORT) CLB_GOAL_LONG for applications that have long-lived connections (i.e., connection pools) the default DBMS_SERVICE.MODIFY_SERVICE ( SERVICE2, SERVICE2.company.com, clb_goal => DBMS_SERVICE.CLB_GOAL_LONG) Alternatively, set connection balancing goal using the init.ora clb_goal parameter.

84 Manageability <Insert Picture Here>

85 Advanced Partitioning Automated, Advisor, Reference Orders Inventory Orders Line Items Jan Orders Back Orders Pick Lists Feb Orders Mar

86 Advanced Data Compression Storage 2500 Compression No Compression MB More than 70% Storage Savings Table Scan Performance DML Performance Less than 3% Overhead Time (seconds) x Faster Time (seconds)

87 Integrating Unstructured Data New in Oracle Database 11g RFID DICOM 3D Binary XML Images SecureFiles

88 Oracle SecureFiles Consolidated Secure Management of Data (Unstructured + Structured) Similar to LOBs but much faster, and with more capabilities Transparent encryption Compression, Deduplication Superset of LOB interfaces for easy migration from LOBs Benefits Single security model Single view of data Single management of data High performance

89 Oracle Technology Network Java Resources oracle.com/technology/tech/java/java_db

90 Oracle Technology Network PHP Resources Articles Install guides Underground PHP and Oracle Manual Online forum PHP RPMs Oracle JDeveloper 10g PHP extension oracle.com/technology/php

91 Oracle Technology Network Ruby/Rails, and Python Resources Articles Install guides Online forum oracle.com/technology/tech/scripting-languages/

92 1977 Oracle Database 30 Years of Sustained Innovation Database Vault Transparent Data Encryption Grid Computing Self Managing Database XML Database Oracle Data Guard Real Application Clusters Flashback Query Virtual Private Database Built in Java VM Partitioning Support Built in Messaging Object Relational Support Multimedia Support Data Warehousing Optimizations Parallel Operations Distributed SQL & Transaction Support Cluster and MPP Support Multi-version Read Consistency Client/Server Support Platform Portability Commercial SQL Implementation 2007

93 This presentation is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into a contract or agreement.

94 <Insert Picture Here> Oracle SQL Developer Overview, New Features and the Future David Gambino Director, Product Manager

95 Agenda What is SQL Developer? Technical Information Reviewing SQL Developer Features Database Connections Database Objects Schema Data PL/SQL Reports Extensibility Migration Workbench Oracle APEX support Focus areas for the next release Summary <Insert Picture Here>

96 What is Oracle SQL Developer? A graphical interface to Oracle database provides An uncluttered, intuitive interface Enhanced productivity Simplified database development tasks Includes Object Browsing Object Creation SQL Worksheet for commands and scripts PL/SQL editing, debugging Developer centric, user extensible reports Migration from third-party databases to Oracle Support for Oracle Application Express Extensible development environment Targets the Oracle Database Developer

97 Technical Information Developed in the JDeveloper IDE Leveraging a robust extensible IDE Framework First independently branded product on JDeveloper IDE Support for Oracle Database , and above; including Oracle Database 11g R1 Multi-platform support: Windows, Linux and Mac OSX Multi-database support: Microsoft SQL Server, MS Access, MySQL Uses JDBC Thin driver No Oracle Home required JDBC Type 2 driver also supported Bundled with JRE 1.5 Provides framework for extensions Migration Workbench TimesTen

98 SQL Developer Features Creating Database Connections Creating and Browsing Objects Querying and Updating Data Importing Data, Exporting Data and Objects Using the SQL Worksheet Running the Query Builder Creating and Running PL/SQL Running and Defining Reports Building Extensions

99 Database Connections Create, save and test Multiple databases Multiple schemas Import and export Reuse Database browsing PL/SQL Development Running reports Oracle SQL Developer 1.5: External authentication Proxy connections LDAP support Connect to Sybase Password expiration Force thick driver for strong authentication

100 Creating and Browsing Objects Connection Navigator - Tree based object browser Context menu utilities Create and edit database objects Tables, Views, Indexes, Sequences Packages, Procedures, Functions, Triggers, Types Materialized Views and Logs Synonyms (public and private) Directories, Database Links (includes Public) Application Express XML Schemas Recycle Bin Other Users Oracle SQL Developer 1.5 Queues, Queue Tables Browse and Load Java

101 Schema Copy and Compare Release 1.5 Schema Copy Create new objects Truncate objects Drop objects Summary report of actions Log output to SQL Worksheet Schema Compare Specify object types Specify objects Review diff summary Summary report Statements sent to SQL Worksheet

102 Querying and Updating Data Browse table and views data grid Filter, Sort Context menus offer Single record view Duplicate row Count rows Run scripts for mass updates Single value updates in data grid Track updates in message log Oracle SQL Developer 1.5 Recall filters Persist sort Clear grid settings

103 Exporting and Importing Context menu DDL and data export Data Export Text, CSV, Insert, Loader, XML, HTML, XLS Import Data MS Excel Multiple Object Export Parameters to include: Schema owner Drop statements Storage syntax Inline constraints syntax Export data Oracle SQL Developer 1.5 Export wizard Create table on import Export opens in SQL Worksheet Export grants

104 Using the SQL Worksheet Execute queries, scripts Single Statement Execution Script Execution Editing statements Syntax Highlighting Code Insight Code Formatting Bind Variable Support Other options Command History Explain Plan Autotrace HTP and OWA output SQL*Plus Commands

105 SQL Worksheet: Release 1.5 New SQL Formatter Code refactoring options Increased code insight Drag and Drop choices Select for individual statements Select and join Insert, Update, Delete Recall window sizing Flashback Multiple unshared worksheets Ctrl-shift-N Dockable SQL History Ctrl-Up or ctrl-down Code Templates Ctrl-shift-T

106 SQL Query Builder Drag & Drop Query Building Context menu option Multiple schema view Automatic FK joins Complex where clause Preview SQL Preview results Add query to SQL Worksheet

107 Code Snippets and Templates Code Snippets Drag and drop code from snippet categories to SQL Worksheet or Code editor Create new Categories Snippets Code Templates (Release 1.5) Add code in preferences Ctrl-shift-J to add to SQL Worksheet

108 Searching Find (and replace) in all editors Find DB Objects Across schemas Navigate to object SQL Developer 1.5 Extended search Across schemas For object types For usages

109 D E M O N S T R A T I O N SQL Developer

110 Creating and Running PL/SQL Code editor Syntax highlighting Code formatter Code insight (auto complete) Code folding Code bookmarks Drag and drop code snippets Compile, Run and Debug Inline error reporting Remote debug SQL Developer 1.5 Include code templates Hierarchical profiler

111 Debugging PL/SQL Set breakpoints Configure conditions Compile for Debug Control program execution (Step into, over ) Run to Cursor Inspect and modify variables Review Smart Data Data Watches expressions View debug log

112 Remote Debugging Problem: Test a procedure being executed in a separate application SQL Developer Select Remote Debug Set up remote debug detail; machine, port Browse to procedure Set a breakpoint Remote session execute DBMS_DEBUG_JDWP.CONNECT_TCP ( , 4000) Execute procedure SQL Developer Debug

113 D E M O N S T R A T I O N SQL Developer

114 Creating and Running Reports Shipped Reports DBA System Oracle APEX Migration User Defined Charts Gauges (1.5) Master/detail Drill down and navigation

115 Master-Detail Reports Create Master Test report Add binds Create Detail Include Join Clause Add Binds Test full report

116 Drill Down Reports Create reports to navigate from one report to the next Provide each report with a report ID Walk through the flow selecting report ids as the driver

117 Support for SQL Tuning: Release 1.5 Generate execution plans Generate trace information using auto trace Hierarchical Profiler Real time monitoring Parse SQL Trace files

118 D E M O N S T R A T I O N SQL Developer

119 Extensibility SQL Developer leverages the JDeveloper IDE, thus giving developers the option to extend the functionality Oracle custom extensions: Migration Workbench TimesTen (early adopter) Data Mining (coming soon) Rdb (coming soon)

120 User Developed Extensions Users writing their own extensions CWD4ALL for Oracle SQL Developer Insider for Oracle SQL Developer Error lookup for Oracle SQL Developer GIS extension for Oracle SQL Developer OrindaBuild for Oracle SQL Developer Digger for Oracle SQL Developer

121 SQL Developer Migration Workbench Create database connections for MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Access Browse and review database objects and data for third-party databases Access the SQL Worksheet and perform basic ANSI SQL Migrate Database Objects and Data from MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase(in Release 1.5) and Microsoft Access Quick Migrate Utility provides a one-step migration of database objects and data to Oracle Manual migration alternatives offer step-by-step migration Scratch Editor provides translation of T-SQL, MySQL or Access to the Oracle equivalent

122 SQL Developer and Oracle Application Express Connect to and browse all Oracle APEX applications associated with a database schema Application level Page level Run a number of reports that allow users to report on: Workspaces Applications Pages Schemas Export and Import Oracle APEX applications using a context menu

123 Additional Focus Areas: Release 1.5 Planned Integration: Source Code Control Subversion and CVS File Based development

124 SQL Developer Exchange

125 Summary Lightweight, easy install Browse schemas, users and data Create and update objects Create, execute and debug PLSQL Run and create user defined reports Migrate from third-party databases using the Migration Workbench Browse Oracle Application Express content Extend development environment

126 For More Information SQL Developer or

127 This presentation is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into a contract or agreement.